Personally, I have no choice: these releases land in my feed, and I have to press Play. But the concept of a final trailer has its defenders and detractors. On one hand, it's the last push for the hype, that spark that gets us to buy the ticket and not forget its release date. On the other hand, there's the classic complaint of showing the whole movie through trailers. If you belong to the second group, I won't get angry if you decide to skip this. But if you want to know a bit more about both films, you need to click…
Deadpool & Wolverine - Final Trailer
Here they are, it's the last week before its release. The only thing that can save the MCU is a team that (technically speaking) doesn't belong to that universe. The emotional weight is much deeper in this short: The Wolverine we see here is a broken, defeated man. Deadpool can take everything as a joke, but he aims to save 'his' world of nine people. The trained eye will surely notice some appearances, and the cameo at the end... well... (July 26)
Alien: Romulus - Final Trailer
Desperate young people with nothing to lose. A 'job', an opportunity... a heist. An abandoned station, belonging to a corporation with too much dirty laundry. And inside it, indescribable horrors. I said it before, and I'll say it again: The decision to focus more on the facehuggers, their stealth and their extreme speed, is fabulous. I'm always ready for a good story in the Alien universe, and I think Romulus will not disappoint. I hope I'm not wrong. (August 16)
